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writing an expression with #define
Check that you are not using the define in the function. Where ever you use the define, whether in the main code or a function, the anomalous effect will be the same. What the book is saying is to rather write a function to do the same thing, ie: int max(int a, int b) { return( a>b ? a ...- Hellburn
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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<time.h>
Hi nanimo As far as I'm aware, Visual C++ doesn't have a randomize() function. That was only in the old Borland Turbo C++. The way to randomize in VC++ is by using the ANSI srand() function, which takes a longint "seed" argument. For reasonable randomness, this seed can be taken...- Hellburn
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
